Chapter60

Whenthemenandwomenenteredtheroom,deliciousteawasserved,andtherewasnosoundofspeaking.Midoricouldn'thelpthinkingthatbothLannyandShiningfeltthepressure.It'sjustthatbeingwithherfiancewillbemoreintenseandembarrassing.ForChanin,eventhoughshefeelsthisway,atleastshefeelsthattheotherpersonishertarget.Shebegantobreakthesilenceandkeeptellingherownstory.

Chaninsometimesaccepts,sometimesnods,sometimesnods,sometimesnods,sometimesnods,sometimesnods,sometimesnods.Heisnotinterestedinthegirl'sstoryatall.Hejustwantstheconversationtoendquickly.ButIpersisteduntilMedoliwassatisfied,andIalwaysthoughtitwasforher.

Chanindidn'tadmitit,whichcausedtheyoungwoman,whowasalone,topauseandgreether.

"Youdon'tseemtobelisteningtome."

"I'mlistening."

"WhatwasItalkingabout?"

Chanincouldn'tanswer.Hedidn'tlistentowhatyousaid.

Midorismiled,asifanadultwerelying,andheputhishandonthetableandraisedhischin.

"Yousee,it'snottrue."Thetoneisfriendly,butitfeelsunpleasant.